Here are the cross-compiling patches I came up with.
One thing that would be nice: break up the monolithic target
installrtbase into two or more targets, one for manual pages, and one
for the menus, color files, etc.
It should be possible to do a man-less install.
In a sort of roundabout kind of way, I clicked on the link bugs when I
when to www.vim.org's site help link, but once logged into
Sourceforge, it says that this is for filing bugs against the vimonline
website... not for filing bugs against Vim itself (though looking at
the list of existing
Ben Schmidt wrote:
once logged into
Sourceforge, it says that this is for filing bugs against the vimonline
website... not for filing bugs against Vim itself
I think that is correct. The procedure for reporting Vim bugs is documented
in
Vim's help at, funnily enough
:help bugs
Philip Prindeville wrote:
In a sort of roundabout kind of way, I clicked on the link bugs when I
when to www.vim.org's site help link, but once logged into
Sourceforge, it says that this is for filing bugs against the vimonline
website... not for filing bugs against Vim itself (though
Philip Prindeville wrote:
Ben Schmidt wrote:
once logged into
Sourceforge, it says that this is for filing bugs against the vimonline
website... not for filing bugs against Vim itself
I think that is correct. The procedure for reporting Vim bugs is documented
in
Vim's help at,
once logged into
Sourceforge, it says that this is for filing bugs against the vimonline
website... not for filing bugs against Vim itself
I think that is correct. The procedure for reporting Vim bugs is documented in
Vim's help at, funnily enough
:help bugs
Cheers,
Ben.
Send instant
Philip Prindeville wrote:
Ben Schmidt wrote:
once logged into
Sourceforge, it says that this is for filing bugs against the vimonline
website... not for filing bugs against Vim itself
I think that is correct. The procedure for reporting Vim bugs is documented
in
Vim's help at,
Philip Prindeville wrote:
Haven't checked to see if this is fixed yet, but it's definitely present
in 7.1:
# make install. An existing file will be overwritten!
# When not using it, some make programs can't handle an undefined $(LINKIT).
-LINKIT = -ln -f -s $(BINDIR)/$(VIMTARGET)
